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Poems About Cancer

Poems About Cancer

Life As I Know It
2/15/09

Chemotherapy
3/17/09

When You Were Away
3/31/09

A Moment With You
5/3/09

Strange and Deadly Allies
5/28/09

When We Are Apart
7/7/09

The Courtyard
8/1/09

Salt
8/27/09

Demons and Angels
9/11/09

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Did you know Charlotte Mason dedicated an entire i Did you know Charlotte Mason dedicated an entire issue of The Parents’ Review to the early years, the time before formal schooling should begin? She called it the “Baby Number” and published it in July 1917. It covered everything from nursery games to music, including articles on Reading and Nature in the Nursery, as well as Habits and more. You can find these articles today on our website, conveniently grouped together just as they were in the original Parents’ Review issue. Look under our Resources tab for “Baby Number.” A direct link can be found in our profile. I encourage you to check them out, and let us know in the comments which one you are most interested in reading first. Or if you’ve already read a few, is there one that sticks out in your mind as a favorite? @tessakeath
The image is as iconic as Christmas itself. Three The image is as iconic as Christmas itself. Three wise men bearing gifts. It’s a beautiful scene, where worlds and cultures meet. Wise men and a baby; cities of the east and a little town called Bethlehem. The baby couldn’t speak and the magi’s words weren’t recorded. Only that they opened their treasures and worshipped. The baby grew up and became a man. From Bethlehem to Jerusalem, from manger to temple, from silence to speech. “I am sent from God,” He said. Charlotte Mason’s reverent and artistic mind brought the two events together. “As the Kings who came to His Rising,” she wrote, citing Matthew 2. “Alack, for them,” interpreting John 7. This Advent let Charlotte Mason’s poem remind you that the baby grew up to be a man. Have you opened your treasures? Is your heart ready to praise? Read or listen at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #saviouroftheworld #charlottemasonpodcast #charlottemason #advent 🖼️: The Three Wise Men by Joseph Christian Leyendecker
“The peaceful home was the one where each member “The peaceful home was the one where each member of the family was getting what he needed. What do people need? Let us think of that. There is a difference between what people want, what they would really like and what they really need. Certain things we all need, grown ups, children, everyone.” (Essex Cholmondeley, “Parents Are Peacemakers”) @tessakeath
New bird (to us) alert! Isn’t this funny little New bird (to us) alert! Isn’t this funny little guy just too cute?!? We’ve had many, many white-breasted nuthatches over the years, but we have never seen the red-breasted variety. This summer, we moved to a house that is 300 metres (as the nuthatch flies) away from where we were, and now we have dozens of red-breasted nuthatches vying for seeds with the white-breasted ones and the chickadees and the downy woodpeckers at our feeders. They keep us highly entertained. We have had this type of suction-cup window feeder for years and love it! It’s such a simple and inexpensive way to get the birds right up-close for our viewing pleasure. Who has been visiting your feeder lately? @antonella.f.greco . . . . . . . . . #backyardbirds #birdsofcanada #redbreastednuthatch #charlottemasonliving #eyesandnoeyes
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